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29/07/2025

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28/07/2025

WATCH: Sen. Francis 'Chiz' Escudero, nominado na bilang Senate President ni Sen. Joel Villanueva sa pagbubukas ng 20th Congress.| via Raymund Dadpaas, DZRH News

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28/07/2025

another week Easynatics 😁

27/07/2025

EzRandom Questions - Pancit vs. Spaghetti, which one and Why❓🤔😁

27/07/2025

be with u in a jit.. 😜

26/07/2025

RIP Hulk Hogan

26/07/2025

Congratulations Easynatics! Here are the 11th weekly draw winners from ACS Milyones 2025! 😆

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26/07/2025

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25/07/2025

Rock this Friday! ⚡🤘😜

25/07/2025

Rock this Friday! ⚡🤘😜

24/07/2025

fun @ the beach 😁👍

23/07/2025

floating homes anyone? 😁

Amsterdam, a city long known for its battle with water, has embraced a futuristic and adaptive solution: floating neighborhoods. These innovative communities are built on buoyant platforms that rise and fall with changing water levels, offering a sustainable and flood-resistant way to live in a city threatened by climate change and sea level rise.

The floating homes are anchored securely to the seabed or canals but remain flexible, allowing them to move vertically as water levels shift. They are equipped with energy-efficient features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, and waste recycling setups, making them not just resilient but also environmentally friendly.
These neighborhoods blend architecture with aquatic engineering, creating vibrant communities that preserve space on land while adapting to a wetter future. They also maintain essential urban comforts like parks, schools, and shops — all built on floating infrastructure.

Amsterdam’s floating neighborhoods like the floating community of Schoonschip are a forward-thinking response to climate challenges, showing how urban planning can evolve with nature rather than fight against it. They offer a compelling model for coastal cities worldwide facing similar threats from rising seas.

As sea levels rise and supercharged storms cause waters to swell, floating neighborhoods offer an experiment in flood defense that could allow coastal communities to better withstand climate change. In the land-scarce but densely populated Netherlands, demand for such homes is growing. And, as more people look to build on the water there, officials are working to update zoning laws to make the construction of floating homes easier.

The floating communities in the Netherlands that have emerged in the past decade have served as proof of concept for larger-scale projects now being spearheaded by Dutch engineers not just in European countries like Britain, France, and Norway, but also places as far-flung as French Polynesia and the Maldives, the Indian Ocean nation now facing an existential threat from sea level rise. There is even a proposal for floating islands in the Baltic Sea on which small cities would be built.

I think ountries that are often flooded like the Philippines should learn a thing or two from the Dutch also. 🤪